Personal Injury

In recognition of National Eye Health Week, our latest Clinical Negligence blog explores ways to care for your eyes, common claims related to eye health resulting from medical negligence, and the steps to take if you’ve suffered sight loss or an optical condition due to negligent care.

September is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month, highlighting the impact spinal cord injuries have on individuals and their loved ones.

Our latest Personal Injury blog explores the leading causes of spinal cord injuries and the support available to those affected.

A review of how compensation is calculated for people who have suffered terrible life-changing injuries caused by negligence is now under way.

This National Road Victim Month we are looking at the health and safety concerns cyclists face when navigating busy roads. We will also explore the help available when things go wrong. 

We’re delighted to announce that we’ve been appointed to the legal panel of the Amputation Foundation.   

National Road Victim Month takes place annually in August to raise awareness of the dangers and pitfalls of using our roads, and to remember those who have been killed or injured on them. 

In 2023, the maternity service at Leicester Royal Infirmary was reviewed by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) with the overall rating being downgraded to “Requires Improvement” and “Inadequate” in respect of safety.

Highbury Hospital in Nottingham has recently come under scrutiny due to serious issues impacting patient care. This overview highlights the critical problems identified and the measures being taken to address them.

Action for Brain injury Week is an annual campaign championed by Headway, the Brain Injury Association which highlights the profound impact that a brain injury can have, and recognises the achievements and resilience of those living daily, with a brain injury.

Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Day highlights the resilience and determination of individuals living with spinal cord injuries while advocating for better resources and support.

The NHS has written to around 1500 women affected by an error, which spans back 20 years. The error means that women at high-risk of breast cancer were not invited for annual breast screening check-ups.

March marks Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month. Over 17 million people across the world are diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy (“CP”) and about 1 in every 400 babies born in the UK.